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0 pointshunter2_2y ago0 comments

The aurora is a notable exception. Long exposure is key to gathering enough light for detecting vibrant colors. I suspect that pupil dilation (via diagnostic eye drops, MDMA, etc.) could help, but I haven't tested this hypothesis.

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patall2y ago

If you have a good storm and are far enough up to the pole, you do not need long exposure. Aurora was already famous before photography.

Tronno2y ago

Aurora colors are visible to the naked eye. I've seen it myself.

hunter2_OP2y ago

Likewise, but I meant as vibrant as in photos.

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